all right, local journalist and you'll be a so from nigeria, timothy, thank you. thank you. 9 pakistani workers had been killed and 3 more wounded and a shooting spree in ron's rest of the border regional system envelope. just on a warning and distressing images ahead. ronnie and authorities are investigating the attack by unknown assailants in response to saturday, shooting pakistan's for ministers said such incidents are attempts to spoil ties between islam of odd and to the wrong. it comes as the 2 neighboring countries are intensifying, their joint fight against terrorist groups in the mutual border zone. since he sees attack is an attempt to spoil the relations between pakistan and iran by all coming to enemies, while offering condolences to the families of victims. we urged the it on in government to take action. knowing pakistani now should also have been killed and we others have been wont, durden, a shooting incident on saturday. and they are wanting a border town of several bon, deceased on them, but i'm just on problems and that effort spiked of one and

i often think about■é the lettes to his son, timothy, not his biological son, but his s, timothy.when i became a man, i put away childish things. everybody is involved in this. we were in a place several years ago■ -- the economic policy makes it possible. for people who came out of covid-19 worried or not if they could make a living, they are back to work, making a living in their communities or improving. they feel much better about sharing that with people coming into the country. i think the atmosphere's totally different now than it was then. there's a lot of growth and maturity and what we are doing now as opposed to how we conduct ourselves back then. >> anything you are particularly worried about in this bill? >> i'm not worried about anything in the bill. i do feel that this country, all of us, this is a country of migrants with one exception. are all migrants. some came voluntarily. but my parents -- they did not come voluntarily. they are migrants. except for the native americans, we are all migrants. what we need to do is have comprehensive policy that takes into accou

as i, you know, could read and, and just hearing them and how the saying they sounded like angel. timothy almost also the touch phone, the setup of singles, gospel choir, god, ones of the he met sunday on the left. in this for quoting a lead singer, she moved to the touch of drones together. we talked to the young women, they believed these to be this type of this thing, 3 is just to realize that much also was really intention, fungible and away from the friends and findings. the process started to sexually abuse them. when he rips only for the 1st time, she can use the mind unconvinced that the past couple months have been to the powers that can destroy the what he said to me was that, you know, i was, i was 14. so if, if i told anyone, you know, the man of god could be facing jail time, which is something that cannot happen. he, he told me that this was to be covenants between himself, myself and god. and that if, if i were to tell anyone i would be breaking the covenant and the punishment for breaking a covenant was dis. so it was a sudden finishing on the recordings from the time we s

host: sarah mccammon on how timothy describes that debate.re you hearing that from members as well? guest: i hear that from democrats and abortion-rights supporters. it has been a criticism of the antiabortion movement and something they are trying to respond to with messaging around providing support for families. as he alluded to, there is a political question. philosophically, conservatives or republicans tend to be less supportive of public support for health care programs and childcare and the initiatives often ported to as ways to do that, to help low income parents and parents who might not feel fully prepared to raise a child. there is some difference of opinion within the antiabortion movement of how to navigate this. some groups since the overturning of roe v. wade have called for the entire movement to step up and advocate more support for these programs. we have seen small steps in some states where abortion rights have extended the medicaid coverage time period. other things like this proposal that passed the house and probably d

yeah, the 1st witness gave a herring testimony of her pause to timothy on the toaster. and they just, b 6 in the violated her. at the age of 14. he is elia, the biggest lie that he's ever told was that he's a man of god. a. he is an abuse. he is a pretty tough. he does not care about other people's feelings. he is not sophistic and the world revolves around him. it's not talked about and how like a survivor has to do so much work to literally close himself out of this image, this survive oh, this victim image and all the expectations that come with it off the telling your story isn't as much as you supported. yes. she also some are punished for telling a story by society. now, all of a sudden you come through, so certainly now that we've sent you can't, you can't be a sexual person because how, how else can you be a single person? if you assist with the assaulted a group testimony in cottage, many victims to speak out, an almost also is currently facing $63.00 times as a fripp human trafficking on record tearing. but soon these troubles of, for, from over police intelli

his son timothy, not biological son but he talks about when i became a man.ars ago they be the master because it's an economic policy that makes it possible in the make a living no and they feel much and that's when people come into the country so it's totally different now and there is a lot of growth and maturity. >> anything you are particularly worried about in this bill? >> i'm not worried about anything in the bill. all of us, it did not come voluntarily soe it is a comprehensive policy to take into account you all came over different shifts, we are all in the same boat now in the policy recognizes and respects the and what we can feel aboutourselves. >> you been a long time supporter of the two state solution. resettlement. and to stand against israeli government. they are going to push the gaza strip. >> you are right. i've always supported two state in this contest. and there must ba2 state solution.■" i've never been a fan and i don't think it's good for the world and i was there about 18 months ago and they several days there so not surprised. gove

local journalists, timothy obeys who has more. on christmas day in 2011, a series of topics including suicide bombings occurred in my chair in charge is killing at least $41.00 people. as long as the medical group bulk around claims responsibility more than one decade later, death, once again talks many families. while most of the world was celebrating. almost $200.00 people, predominantly from present communities, were killed in santa nigeria in a task that started on christmas eve at last several days. the question many are asking is, how could this have happened? it's why we some the lives of my friend and i do and i've been slow to and nothing is happening. i need to cosmo or be so i'm considering that i could be the own shoes. just look on my face. and it just brings the question the on how you know, that would all be boxed, everything described. i think that should puts themselves in the human soul of the tree. spins and imagine the family, you know, the fundament bus going for the big cable for the just really painful. it's

wonderful conviction, a magical crowdpleaser, i would have had hugh grant for best supporting actor, timothyo next year that are seen as more serious but there is nothing wrong with being a crowdpleaser. barbie has dominated this year more than anything else, yes it should win best picture, wonka deserves consideration. come on, 0scarvoters, deserves consideration. come on, 0scar voters, forget this recent trend ofjust being all about indie films, a lead and serious, don't forget the audiences, we love the crowdpleaser �*s as well. we audiences, we love the crowdpleaser 's as well. we do and i crowdpleaser 's as well. we do and i am _ crowdpleaser 's as well. we do and i am a _ crowdpleaser 's as well. we do and i am a sucker— crowdpleaser 's as well. we do and i am a sucker to _ crowdpleaser 's as well. we do and i am a sucker to those. - and i am a sucker to those. let's get back to the worthy winners, do you think the likes of emma stone and cillian murphy will walk away with the big awards? the murphy will walk away with the big awards?— murphy will walk away with the big awards? the act

how can women and men increase snare for timothy? and when things finally do work out how to expect and mothers get through pregnancy? well, in good shape. next on dw, she toxic judy ideal for feminist icon. the new barbie movie is raising a lot of questions. we take a close look at the impact of the paint and plastic pop culture phenomenon. the in 16 is on d. w. we said there about never giving up every weekend on dw, the how does the women become pregnant beyond so as simple arise show, the process is straightforward, but not always successful. the woman might be in 1st time and his benefits. what can be done if there's a problem and when it does work, how does a woman have a healthy pregnancy? so many questions. who has the offices we do on in good shape the .

host: all right timothy, a lot there. he in -- in ohio. caller: can i interject a little bit.ask me how i'm voting tomorrow. anyhow, i cannot believe that we have fallen down the rabbit hole. the ignorance of the electorate using the word profound. look at people's history. we have family value, we got a man who is bragging. let's have some money and grab women by the genitalia. those are not family values those are not values that my family values. i was not born with a silver spoon in my mouth. my daddy did not loan me a small $1 million. ' glad that ex-president trump, let's keep them that way i haven't decided how i'm going to vote yet as an it that he doesn't seem to be fatherly around like war in vietnam. host: for new hampshire voters tomorrow, if you are going to vote in the republican is what your ballot will look like, a sample from the secretary of state's office. there are numerous names on this ballot, i believe 24. you will see names of candidates who have dropped out, like chris christie, mike pence, vivek ramaswamy, r desantis, doug burgum, they all registered

you know, it's a way to and, and i know timothy not like it. as gang, like the one fee to heads fight over who will control major cocaine routes. many here fear the prison security crisis will spiral further. the german chancellor has joined others and paying tribute to national footballing legend funds back in bower who has died at the age of 78, writing on social media platform, x all off schultz. the 2nd bower was one of the greatest football players in germany. and for many he was simply the kaiser, he went on to say, we won't listen back empower, lead west germany to world cup when i was captain in 1974. and again, his manager in 1990 sports reporter oliver moody has been reporting from outside the headquarters of byron munich. i asked how german football was responding to the news of beck and our staff a while after this tragic news. the responses and the tribute have been led, as you would expect by buying munich. the club where back and bottle was an influential figure for the best part of half a century. and particular by 2 full mate,

internal political life in europe itself, and ... two american anthropologists allen johnson and timothy years ago put forward this slightly funny, actually very serious concept, the principle of least effort. the meaning of this concept is that society and the elites in societies resist innovation and change as long as they have the strength to do so, as long as there is less resistance to innovation. requires effort rather than their adoption, it seems to me that europe today is a perfect example of this theory, the european elites are fixated on their present, their current mission, when they outsource the united the states were given foreign policy when they actually do not manage their economy, in any case, the european economy has been marking time for the last 15 years, therefore... in such a situation, of course, the europeans are very dependent on the united states and are not ready, i have in view of the european elites accepting any responsibility, vladimirovich then, on december 19, in principle, directly addressed the europeans with the words that they should realize this de

well, let us timothy lumberman boom junk now going down some empty, 90 settings probably. and tempest seemed to love the job cannot strive or drop it off. thing besides, by mr. montgomery green used to go down cuz she's been months since photo now my cellphone guy, and i'm assuming she may assume the john how, how pub soon the book to shut down. so there's competence and i've tried to push out. so go back and i didn't said back so i hope that you did get a call to 97. and that sounds fun, but just tell me some thoughts. my head started off now and then teach physics every message, cut or back from your mouth. it's kind of looked at last time you know, basic presentation for that and to, because it can provide an extra antenna or in this network that can pro radio the various stages of distant galaxies. something that i think the. ready the main government should be. ready supporting if a nation pains to be on the 1st rank of assigns and song, i should be investing and things like that. last, last rod building just for uh, explain them. that's good advice of instructors alr

no, it's a way to and, and i know timothy not like it. as gang like the one fee to heads, fight over who will control major co came routes. many here fear the prison security crisis will spiral further. back here in germany, the chancellor has offered his tribute to the football legend, funds beckon dollar bank and bower died. sunday at the age of $78.00, chancellor sold so that they can buy or was one of the greatest football was in germany. and for many was simply the kaiser. he said we will miss him. they keep our lead west germany to a world cup when, as captain in 1974 and again as manager in 1990. our sports reporter oliver moody is at the unit corrina with more on the reactions to the death of front 2nd ball. a. while it certainly is, and on this dark day, it is, as you would expect by and munich, the club that for so many years was synonymous with funds back in bella, that is leading the tribute you might be able to see by in stadium behind me, written on the side of the stadium, in light of the woods duncan finds, thank you. frie

this is what the media is focused on today shows how empty the rest of the ceremony is. >> laura: timothyctor though. >> to each his own. >> laura: a slight individual. he wore something i would expect chery at her last laugh laugh laugh to her. >> boring. >> laura: just when you didn't think it could get any worse. >> cbs telecast of the 81st golden globe awards is sponsored by... pfizer. >> well. people felt like they were having covid reactions during the ceremony. as long as we are talking about disasters, president biden had a rare paint event at that church in south carolina today. biden's speech focused on the difference between truth and lies. a watch. >> without the truth, there is no light. without no light, there is no path from historic notes. >> that is all right, that is all right. >> [chanting] >> i've spent more time in the church in wilmington, delaware, and i have most people i know in black or white or hispanic churches. no, i'm serious. i started the ci civil rights movement. >> and extorted the civil rights movement. joe x, you didn't start civil rights movement. can

nick timothy points borrowing., but actually labour could well find their own loopholes around that. gordon brown , too, that. gordon brown, too, promised not to use debt, not to use borrowed to fund day to day spending . but he found an spending. but he found an enormous loophole by essentially reclassifying a lot of day to day spending as investment and then using borrowing to fund that. and of course, labour has made a lot of promises, a lot of very, very expensive promises, huge plans on education to roll out far more, uh, early years places in nursing , schools places in nursing, schools attached to primary schools for pretty much all children between nine months and four years. a huge plans uh, on the environment . they want to launch environment. they want to launch this new green economy . and this new green economy. and they've promised hundreds and hundreds of thousands of jobs as a result of this new green economy. all of these things are very expensive indeed . and at very expensive indeed. and at the m

and the reason it's precisely there is the coming you and she gets very soft tissue. timothy just has any mind. so what did you, boy, he goes to a funny waiting list of the here's news to fix and find out what is the city and the condition of the vehicle is consuming. just curious, we do have a tail special. you're here with which can you look or succeed? it will perform better to think of still ok. most of the business criteria of luxury also for anything sister food or is it the hold on funding and all that's inside that isn't that what it is? i guess i'll send that over to she who is this will just be a little follow g o. yeah, boom. boom. yours, me see we story morris. i'm still on the wrong. so even though we're done, future will deal with them. i hate and you know, uh huh. was do you smoke when you were in? was it was for your can is uh no, says your name is on the whole list as i need to facilitate the flow star. so you said that was 3 of the door to the yeah, i don't know what, which is for sure, but the or the shortest ray of the work and then we just have to show some of the

joining me now is timothy hathy, and brian stelter, special correspondent for vanity hair, host of the inside the hive podcast, and author of the book, network of lies. and brian, i do want to start with you because your twitter thread inspired this segment. >> thank you. >> i just want to take you back. well, thank you, because it was a good reminder that fox didn't just start lying about the election on january 6th. and dominion and the smartmatic lawsuits because of what they did that day. it was leading up to that. they were giving their viewers false hope about the fact that somehow donald trump's loss could be reversed? >> right, and promising a fight . all the coverage over the weekend of the january 6th anniversary, look, i was a part of it, part of the problem probably on social media. we all focused so much on that single day, and there's lot of good reasons why, but january 6th has become shorthand for something much, much bigger. i think that's the challenge for anybody reality based, democrats, moderates, independents, chris christie, anybody in the reality based world, we

what are only hoping they are sustained. timothy will be using our teen apologize. my dear. yeah, hard to see that isn't well, it may be a new year, but it brings little change virtually massage with the, with the lower still languishing in a british prison. next is gripping story of a life thought and spend striving to make the decision makers are comfortable for their legal actions to lex, the so many people, question the name was true, provocative collateral or murder instead of collateral damage and the information. but as a former marine company commander, i knew enough about war law launch of war to an owner. that was in fact, or there is no video of more market in the history in the public domain. there is no video type that shows how a country lot in the united states has wage war. there's nothing out there that is so on the on east that is uncensored, that shows what was in the modern era is really like nothing. and that's why the us government doesn't want it in the, in a court room where they want to try drilling and such. that's why it's not part of the indictmen

timothy eve, arthur lancaster and paul ruocco did not respond to bbc inquiries. be? for me, as a tax lawyer, the implications are deeply depressing because it means that you can ignore tax law, you can make up tax schemes that have no prospect of working. you can sell them to people, extract large amounts of money from people. and then when it all goes wrong, you can just walk away, hide on an offshore island, the people you sold the schemes to will be financially ruined and you just keep the winnings — in this case, likely hundreds of millions of pounds — and nobody can touch you. if we send that message, it's deeply corrosive to the tax system. i think it's deeply corrosive on a wider societal level for people to be able to rip other people off, rip the tax man off and get away with it. but that's the message we'll send if there's no prosecution. what are your thoughts about douglas barrowman and what he's done? i don't know. he's like scotland's answer to the wolf of wall street, you know? he just kind of keeps getting away with these things. and there's no co

suddenly little roxie spots a coyote looking for trouble and timothy wearing his bathrobe and slides to the ground and then casually grabbing it by its tail before his big closing move, yep, he strolls over and puts the coyote in the dumpster. neutralizing the threat until animal control can arrive. snipe says he was bitten and had to get several rabies shots, but he would do it all over again to protect roxie. >> i would have been all right even if i got bit and got rabies i could be treated. if she was bit, it would have been all over. >> since that incident roxie in a beautiful vest of fashion and function. >>> our final low goes to the creepy crawly critter that interrupted a match at the australian open this week. >> now with it being australia, there is some action going on. >> even with the quick feet of the ball girl, the bug proves elusive asmmind match at the australian open this week. >> now with it being australia, there is some action going on. >> even with the quick feet of the ball girl, the bug proves elusive as emma raducanu and shelby rodgers wait patiently. they ma

what are only hoping they are sustained. timothy will be using our scene by 2 or, you know, it may be a new year, but it brings that whole change for julian massage with the whistle blowers the languishing in a british prison. next is gripping story of a lifetime spent striving to make decision makers comfortable for their actions. still next in the truth on the the the conflict in ukraine, so will enter its 3rd year during this time much as happened. and many predictions made. western rhetoric has also changed a lot from russia is losing to ukraine, has already one and 2 buttons as long as we can. rhetoric doesn't change the reality on the ground. your courage and leadership and tenacity in journalism and publish the kind of dixon vixen logic. and that just just depends on it. the the wiki links using non state hospital intelligence service. i think the man, as i talked her hard tech terrorist, the trainer of trainers, he has to answer for what he has done. assange trace it up to a 175 years in prison for publishing classified documents, exposing us for crime center rock and us grand

with 6 goals against sal nitana, and in the quarter finals , hadif was defeated by daniel rugani, timothyla and dylan brun, the player of the year nitana, with an own goal for juventus, and iko messi. salnitna flower tag towards the scoring of the game. the quarter final stage will start on tuesday, december 19. at the beginning of the third round of the english nervous cup, the match between crystal plus and overton ended in a goalless draw. today brandord will face wolverhampton, tottenham will face burnley and fulan will face rotherham united. presplis' cold problems with the managers of this club continue. it continues and gol mohammadi announced his departure from this team for the seventh time. 49 months of presence in the police press and 7 resignations, five of them were darvish's tenure. on december 23, 1998 , ansari fard sat on the bench of the police press. he has experienced 5 ceos so far. ansari ferd 20 in the same year, esfand resigned due to differences with the ministry of sports and the board of directors of persplice and gave his job to rasul pannah. gul's first resignat

. >> timothy fue al medico inmediatamente despues y recibio, bueno, nueve inyecciones contra la rabiasi que es amor puro, ¿verdad? >> ¿se parece que ese chaleco va a imponer moda, roxy. >> yo creo que si, vamos a empezar a ver un monton de videos y fotos de perritos pues vestiditos asi y bueno es su manera de encontrar una forma de evitar que algo le pueda pasar a la perrita porque vieron el. >> y miriam, hay que evitar tambien atraer este tipo de animales haciendo ciertas cosas rapidamente en casa, ¿verdad? >> tener en cuenta que la comida puede atraer a animales sa salvajes, tambien dejar la basura afuera y bueno cuando estas con tu perrito siempre tratar de tenerlo con una correa. >> miriam, muchas gracias. >> bueno, y en pase vip, lo que se rumora ya es un hecho. >> preso pluma y cristian nodal graban un dueto y les decimos como se llama y que tal se el tema. >> y les tenemos un resumen de lo mas relevante de los primetime emmy awards en los ¡sorprendim os a todos casándonos aquí mismo! se casaron y yo hice que contara. presenté sus impuestos, ahora declarando juntos, garantizándo

it's a women heterosexual couples that have experienced in for timothy the evict spaniards last. so still this except try as i've tried to, i've yes, numerous times, it's women and that have cancer. and i've had the williams removed. and it's also a same sex couples who am now are able to access. so we could say a to, to build that some of these as well. so it's a wide range of people that can access or it gets in the u. k. it's a fascinating, i know that and so we're getting brotherhood, it's regulated as you were saying, you know differently around the world. it's allowed in some us states. um, it's banned in italy in spain. what, what do you do? i mean, i would, i would assume that since you are, you're pushing the altruistic model that you, that would just be more demand for this model. is that the case, i mean, is business booming for you. so we have and with, with, with very, very busy. so we all one of 3 large organizations in the u. k. and we have around $600.00 surrogate applications every year. so $600.00 women come forward wanting to solar goods. and as i say, we're ju

patrick stewart, timothy west. i was the tea girl and the assistant stage manager.as nervous because she was such an icon. but she was very un—grand. all the time that i worked with her “11975, _ she always looked after the underlings. she found out when my birthday was and there was champagne and a cake, you know, from her. she was fierce, actually. like a lioness on our behalf. did you believe i would sacrifice my reputation on your behalf? it is not enough, madam, to speak one's mind in season and out as you do. that is not the conduct of a queen. it is the outpouring of a pampered woman demanding that all indulge her. but wasn't she stunning there? you know, that marvellous scene in women in love when she's dancing with the highland cattle. particularly in morecambe and wise, actually, i thought she looked absolutely gorgeous. all men are fools and what makes them so is having beauty like what i have got. laughter continues you have a plan? leave me alone. leave me alone with him for five minutes. five minutes? five minutes. but her strong began to come to the f

problem is in the albany land, where an estimate of 2000000 barrels of oil spewed between 19761991 . timothy b. u. r t. a border materia. well, according to shell, it's spelled more than 17000000 liters of crude and over a 1000 separate incidents in nigeria since 2011. as a result, 13000 locals have file lawsuit seeking compensation. we spoke with the director of the this, the international and g o. in nigeria. he blames the energy behemoths for the vast majority of oil spills in the country. southern region. over the many, many years shall, hasn't been operated in that region. the people of that region have been impacted negatively, the bottom in the will of being there, water and the leaky to continue finding for livelihood. so this is an area that is nice at delta where there was my c on access to level of when students say it is i'm about to be 2. so comes on the slide show that there was a pause for many years at the point when this, when skills for the school. but i shouldn't deny the an attribute to the uh, you must have looked at all of that. but uh for the investigation shows that c

many presents feel more dangerous than ever, even as the season of peace and goodwill approaches timothy of using our team approach on material. plus switching gears now i'm moving to india where the country is looking forward to new accomplishments this year. but it may be hard to top. the last 2023 brought to a successful space mission and a very productive g. 20 presidency for new daily or t corresponded vengeance trauma, recaps. the engineer that was neals she to in the presidency, culminated as a year of milestones. india, the influence on the global stage has risen. india supposed to be the voice of the bill to solve. also is to become the most populous country in the walls and the 1st to reach the south for the moon being the most remarkable event of the year. 2023 has been a g. 20 presidency regarded as a historic moment. the inclusion of the african union as a permanent member of the g 20 integrated, 55 african nations into the forum, expanding it to encompass 80 percent of the global population. this proactive stance has fostered a more comprehensive dialogue on global challeng

russian journalists or propagandists, i would like to say, you know, i would like to refer to professor timothy snyder, i was here last week. listened to the discussion in which he participated, as well as serhiy plokhiy from harvard university, yaroslav hrytsak, from the all-ukrainian catholic university of lviv, they successfully participated in the discussion of such an interesting history of ukraine and the future, i think it was called, there they were just asked the question of what to do, how to protest against russian disinformation, and timetnaider said that if we we will, that is, try to... object to every russian disinformation, then we are just like that, he said, we are stuck in this and we cannot do anything else, so the only way is to simply spread the truth information, well, what is happening there in texas on the border, of course, it is completely exaggerated, it is an elephant made out of a fly, russia , russia, this russian company is so completely conscious, and i think that it is, first of all, it is focused precisely on the fact that in ukraine it is read and... and shud

and you know, it's a way to and, and i know timothy, not like it has gang like the one fee to heads fight over who will control major cocaine routes. many here fear the prison security crisis will spiral further to ecuador, as president has vowed to regain control of the country's prisons from criminal gates, journalist, and stuff on co founder in quito. he outlined to the challenges that the president faces. well, we've had a gradual increase in prison writing over years starting in early 2020, more than 460 people have been murdered in some very violent episodes. and currently, several prisons have been taken over by the by but again as who are holding guards as hostages since since know hello to clear the state of emergency sites so that there has been an ongoing struggle to control these 30 or facilities but has not been particularly successful, the number of cars has been increased was increased sharply under the previous administration. the suggestion previously during the electron camping was to create some offshore jails. similar presents exist in the us and u. k. but he appears t

face both of our when reference of prices and the risk of active complex feeling over their part is timothy obese of our team. border material. let's go slide not to michael muller for format pentagon security on the list. michael, thanks very much. for joining us as such, short notice. so i'll just like to get your thoughts on the, the developing situation in the red sea. well, it wasn't surprising. um, who these have been um, attacking uh uh it's really vessels and they actually been firing as i understand it on us and u. k. warships. and they and the us and the end of your cable had been warning about escalating to not just hitting the drones budgeting the actual launch sites. so this escalation tonight is not surprising whatsoever. but giving, hitting the sites is one thing, but i've heard reports now that they're hitting around the capital. and unless or launch sites there, i don't know why they get into the capital. and it's as one of your folks, a little earlier said they who these are put up with a lot from the kingdom of saudi arabia. and so i think that they're prepared to underta

to face both of our when refugee prices and the risk of active complex feeling over their part is timothy r t. a pull job material your app would be on its own if attacked, while nato's days are numbered. those were allegedly, the words are former us president, donald trump, according to multiple media report, citing a senior european politician. you need to understand that if you are, if is under attack, we will never come to help you into support you. by the way, nato is dead and we will leave, we will quit and they to donald trump are part of the issue. the warning was only recently came to light european commission, president ursula vander lion in 2020, at the world economic form in davos. meanwhile, in a recent interview, former us attorney general era quote or claim the former president obama believes there would be incalculable damage if trump were to be re elected holders commons comes his days after former 1st lady, michelle obama said she is terrified about what could possibly happen in the election. what's gonna happen in the next election? i am terrified about what could possi

has tennessee of the guys who, who joins us from nigeria. timothy, what more details do you have for us about what's behind the boost and withdrawal from eagle was, i guess basically this withdrawal is not coming in as a surprise to many on the continent. we know that last year in september these 3 countries now, girlfriend by the, our respective military's i, you know, created a block known as the alliance of this house page. and these, this comes on the use of but heavy science sons imposed on these are also the military loss july over to a president mohammed presume. and now these side shows where, you know, when described as the most the year about f y says, ever impose on any error on stage 4 member, you know, of the block. and, you know, since then it has created a tree that quick jesus ends on the regional block. also the regional block have threatened to, to, you know, deploy and military forces in new jersey, you know, restart constitution all forward. so all of that great at the 10th, you know, at most fair in the region and, you know, obviously change atmosphere between ai

local, just the timothy, it'll be as a report from nigeria as the visit by russian president vladimir, put him to the soldiers. wondered, and the ukraine and conflict has been raised by many in africa. there was that when saw the soldiers were receiving adequate cur, as part of a crumbling commitment to service man, but have been engaged in the military operations. former service man in nigeria who spoke to archie, say they wants to see that same type of leadership replicate it. in africa, as it comes presidents to english, for example, because of what the dates you have, this must be as opposed to what you said more of the stuff, the toilet 3 foot and nibble them, which so just confused as to who to fight to take it because the defendant, the have sacrificed that unless i want to africa, presidents to something like that the present, overlooked at the not to say pieces of the image live the number levels. i take the morning to be there on something, forget that and i use offers of the largest country. nigeria is a drawing in numerous on conflicts that have stretched the congress secu

it's a sad seen but authority say necessary action and regional journalist timothy evasive. so what happened? it is a historic moment for light syria. the 1st ever destruction of confiscated elephant ivory profiles weighing about 2.5 fonts are being pulverized. the latest effort by a party seems to send a strong notice to wildlife traffickers in a bid to combat the level wildlife trade protects when lean population and promote biodiversity of body saved the destruction was also to take on just the phone and to prevent the spread of sonata diseases estimated to be 1290. josh always told us that the country we continue to spend about strong signal based exercise is taking place rarely 3 months offer a similar event start in which it is destroyed for tons of feast. toggling scales already saved was amazed. also the process will be used to construct a monuments at the national park in memory of the slain as the front office of the largest frontier. nigeria is a source transit and destination point for level wildlife trade including ivory and found willing scales. despite seen as

fine garza the boat to timothy up as it was at the much am i to progress here in abu josh, this is the god. oh god demonstration, globally. you thought that's a good plan by members. hopefully is lovely movement. that's more popularly shy. so what they are doing here right now is in my ration of the 100 pre screen, the 5 main stop in between israel and the some are providing and guys of this, this is part of them. you know, a global come on by members of the move made or the most of the members to share with this totally dire to the college said these demonstrations straight straight up to your us very, but you know the same deb hughes or you can hear what the top right behind me, good thing, deb put us deb, just use our calling for the be the place on top of our guys out member of the as nomic lupe an open i job to law. he moves one small nations to join those who for justice for the palestinian people, the people i've been calling for, joseph or the called for justice for more than 100 hold on most about 75 years people i've been calling for the just the full pallets. do you knows wh

and the old places that visit is actually making waves in africa is book report timothy. so now it's by a visit by russian president vladimir, put him to the soldiers. wondered, and the ukraine and conflict has been praised by many in africa. there was, that's when sob, the soldiers were receiving adequate cur, as part of a crumbling commitment to service man, but have been engaged in the military operations. former service man in materia, who spoke to archie, say they wants to see that same type of leadership replicate in africa hasn't come presidents to english for example. because of what you do. you have this monday as opposed to we just saw that you said more of the stuff, the toilet 3 for a new dance. which sort of confused as to who to fight to take it. because the defending the have sacrificed their lives. i want to up to a residence to something like that, the president overlooked that. not to say feasible. then the lid, the now we'll take the morning to be there on sunday. for deposition i use offers of largest country nigeria is a royd in numerous on conflicts

i was forcing timothy and we will bring up our store and circles up the promotional, because i want to know what is your person prof truck in front of you not to go from? it was 1st decided to evacuate the cute of plans. you know, because 1941, but that plan was postponed because the things it made was so unique. the risk was justified by what's alonzo. so pressing and went to the all of that he was allowed to, but we pushed the product to kinda where you were continue, which is the result of that was actually from russell. and what i'm doing actually, just from the k b one to go and it's combat stripes. when 1st tested in battle, the been knocked out of you have to develop any tech to match it. the heavy soviet tank could only be stopped, difficult to close range the, the kid up lump didn't stop working even for a minute. work has spent days and sometimes weeks at the machines determined to exceed production tasks. they were forced to leave the children at home alone, but i do, most of them could i do this region so that it's this one good old to be a for the to us live. i got the dis

condemnation officer of other codes is a step forward of the says, american support. israel emboldens timothy, the size of israel has done the lots of oppression and has killed a lot of people. so the best thing to do is to condemn it. at least the ceasefire should happen to my rich a bid on the us. and israel, i want insure the american senators as zionists us, they are like the past and in the well the image is broken, but they have no problems because the economically strong and they all the most as if the world. yeah. this is the service really only because it measures itself international and some of the for any does not matter. and then back we pretend the nation is the same as long as the course in the us and u. k. is behind it to puts us well. i think the world has already realized the absurdity of israel and the condemnation of israel at the hey, court has justified that. the supporter of spectrum's roger latoria messages are poor and yet, and to south africa as this case against as well seems to be gaining momentum of the international court of justice. i see you one soft court has

and you know, it's a way to and, and i know timothy not like it. as gang like the one fee, to heads fight over who will control major cocaine routes. many here fear the prison security crisis will spiral further. so let's get more insight on this. we are joined by journalist stuff on cosigner, who joins us from the ecuadorian capital. keep the, so what is known about this escape, and i mean, how is it that one of ecuador is most notorious prisoners simply disappears as well. what we've the, we have sketch indications so far. but apparently there was a plan underway by the government to transfer him to a more secure facility. and someone leads that to future who must have have some kind of pre prepared escape plan verse and the prosecution was accusing to prison. guards of having assisted him in his escape. um, it's not something that we know that there was something like a total available to him or something he made. he may simply have walked out and we don't know the exact date on which that occurred either. but it must have been in the last coupl